Pronunciation: /ˈdʌbəl ˈmiːnɪŋ/
noun a word or phrase that has two interpretations or significances
A1 I don't understand the double meaning of that joke.
A2 The song lyrics have a double meaning that can be interpreted in different ways.
B1 The novel's title has a double meaning that becomes clear as you read the book.
B2 The artist is known for using double meanings in his paintings to provoke thought.
C1 The playwright's use of double meanings adds depth and complexity to the dialogue.
C2 Analyzing poetry often involves uncovering the double meanings hidden within the verses.
adjective having two interpretations or significances
A1 She couldn't understand the double meaning of his joke.
A2 The song lyrics had a double meaning that made it popular with teenagers.
B1 The author is known for his use of double meaning in his novels.
B2 The film director cleverly incorporated double meanings into the dialogue.
C1 The artist's paintings often contain subtle double meanings that require deep analysis.
C2 The playwright's work is renowned for its complex double meanings that challenge the audience's perception.
formal The poet's use of double meaning in his verses adds depth to his work.
informal I love jokes with a double meaning - they always make me laugh.
slang That song has a double meaning, if you know what I mean.
figurative Her smile had a double meaning, hiding both joy and sadness.
had a double meaning
double meanings
more double meaning
most double meaning
has a double meaning
will have a double meaning
has had a double meaning
is having a double meaning
a double meaning
double meaning
to have a double meaning
having a double meaning
having had a double meaning